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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27
CONDENSED TELRGRAss.


SARATtoA, N. Y.-The races have
been postponed until tomorrow. All
entries stand.
KBY WEer, FLA.-0ne new care OF
yellow fever developed today. No
deaths occurred,
CAmo, ILL.-Goldsteiu 4 Rosen.
water. dry go1ds, failed last night.
Liabilities, 5000; asstts not known.
sALEn, MAss.-Ntgotiations for the
retllemsnt OF the shoemakef's strike nj
Beverly have iGl.el aud conference
committee has adjourned slne die.
There Ia no present prospec: Of set.
tlement.
MIssKA POLLS. - Ths Chippewa
FAl!s Manufacturing Company plain
ing mill, at Chippewa Falls,
Wis, was burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, 5000. Sixty men
were thrown out OF work.
ToLsDo. o,.-Gep. J. N. Comley
editor and proprietor Of the CONNER.
cial Of this city, died al 10 O'Clock to-
night OF heart and lung troubles. He
was an ex-Minlst.r TO the Sandwich
Islands.
CHIeAao.-Sheriff Mattson has
caused a circular 10 be printed offer.
ing, on his own account, q reward OF
i2500 for the capture OF McGarlgle.
The circular will DO sent 10 all the
principal cities Of the country.
New YosK.-In an interview
In the Commercial Advertiser
DIR. Norvin Green says that nego.is.
tione are being carried on which, II
successful, will terminate the present
cable rate war In about ak weeks.
NKw YoRT.-Gmdney & Dad.
10y, hats, No. l53 Groen stree.
and No. 80 West Houston street, made
an aesignn ent today for tbs benefl. OF
creditors 10 Henry II. Hathaway, pre-.
lerriDg the Ninth National Bank for
$4,000.
CLAY CENTER, KAMA mysterious
murder occurred near the fair grounds
n this city tonight. The victim wss
VIM. Terbush, son Of a horse trainer
who resides In this city. No clue 10
the murderer and no reasonable con-
lecture % 10 the motive.
PAEAHA The Columbian Govern.
ment has granted 10 the Central and
South American Telegraph Company
authority 20 establish and operate a
telegraph line across the Islhmus Of
Panama aud 10 extend its cables from
Colon along the Atlantic coast Of
South America.
EEw YoRK -BouFke Cochran began
his argument In tho Jacob Sharp stay
Of proceedings case this morning ri
1890 o'clccs. Sharp WIS not prosont,
al he had epent very restless night
snd felt weak. Mr.. Cochran concluded
hisepeeoh and the court adjourned
until tomou5w.
WooEsooKET. - Unknown parties
lGst night entered the lweavet room
81 the large cotton mill oi the
Manyillo Company, at Mangille,
and by running knife along tho tops
Of the rolls, ruined romo 5000 yards Of
fancy goods on the looms. Tho mills
were recently the Bceno Of q wehyer'g
Elrike,
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Raiiroad Tracts Torn up.

sufQvKuAsSA, PA, July 26.-Tho
rain storm here was the most destTuc-
tive ever experienced. The track Of
the Erie road, for 1000 feet, has been
washed iuto the Suequehanna river at
Red Rock, four miles west Of here, Inn
peding traffic. The Jeiler5on branch
IL abandoned on account Of land slides.
Bridges have been washed away and
highways and roads destroyed. seve-
raj hou5es were carried down the
erooke
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MONDAYS STORM.
Great Number or heavy wa.houts
Repsrted.

CTY on MrKIoo, Jsly 26.-A re-
newAl Of the hoavy rains which tho
sewers were apable 10 take care Of
GAUGES apprehension for the safety Of
the city 10 case Lake T,Ecoco should
overflow tho low lying country be-
tween Il and tho city. The reports
today arc that the lake mas risen 10 the
Level Of the city. There lisa popular
demand Tor tho rap'd completion Of
dTainfge works. Contacts for timber
for section work, which is 10 be under
taken by the Cleveland syndicate, have
already been placed.
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Tho "Times" ON tho Alien Act.

LONDON, July 26-The Times, com.
mentiug on Attorney General Gar
lands opinion in reference TO the
aliens act, says: "our chief surrrise
at this recent law 10 the mlsirust 1t
evincss of the acolimatiug power Of
America, which might have been sup
posed to be too sure OF her ability to
absorb foreign elements TO compel
them to begin by Offering reluctant
allegiance"
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but the chairman decided that Mr..
Chamberlain was in order. The latter
proceeded, and reminded the Parnel-
litee that they were engaged In dis
cusslng the most magnificent oonces-
sion ever made by any government TO
the Irish tenants. The government,
he declared, could not possibly accede
to all their demands,
Eventually the amendment was re-
iacted 2l2 10 lbO.
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Caur,Ias An,Ish.rmnn ncn.

ToLEDo, o, July 20 -ssyeral anii.
sherman men arrived on the late
trains, summoned hero by telegraph.
The evening has boen spent In efforts
at oonoiliAtlon, and tho snator's
idendsclalm q, midnight that there will
be no serious opposition to the pEsgsge
Of the resolution Of Endorsement II
seema probable at this writing tina, the
policy OF oontiliAtion will win, the
Argument being that tho resolution
can have no binding effect upon the
conventions next year Ia select dela.
gates 10 the National convention ihat
sherman's long aud splendid service
entilo1 him 10 the resolutions Of in
dorsemen. and that Ohio Republicans
cannot afford TO politically
slaughter their groatesl mon. The
Iosoluuon OF indomemOrt will
5e introduced tomouog, oirly In tho
eesslon, and not bo postponed to
Thursday, 40 was at nfst proposed. II
there Ia no opposition II Will pas; i
there 10 objsclion II will be Toieffod
10 tho Committee on Resolutions, and
be reported on Thursday,
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MEMPHIS TENN, WEDNESDAY, 27, 1887.

guished delegates here are Bishop ..
B. Galloway, chairman Of the State
Executive Committee, aud DR.. /. A..
s. Adams, president Of the Centenary
Academy OF Louisiana. A very large
attendance is expected. z
The Federal Court adjourned this
evening.
Miss Belsie Brunston's concert to-
night, for the benefit Of the Capital
Light Guards, was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed. Qiite a hand
some sam was reailzsd for the soldier
boys, who will use it partly to defray
their expenses while in encamp@ent
at Fort Henry.
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naIfour Answers Questions.

LONDON, July 20. - Mr.. BilfJur,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, In reply
to questions in the House Of Commons
this afternoon, defended the proclaim
ing under the crimes act Of counties
in Ireland which are In partially
disturbed state. He said that II was
true that the public statistics Of crime
did not indicate a serious state Of
things In Ireland, but he reminded
the House that bssides the recorded
outrages the government were guided
by other information furnished by re-
sponsible officers. The government
could not admit, however, that the
constitutional liberties OF anybody
were taken away by the proclalminR
Of the counties. LCries Of Job, Oh"
and cheers.
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walter Resented It.

EAST TAwAs, Micu., July 23.-Mfs.
Walter Travis playlul'y slapped her
husbands iaco Ia the presence Of a
n5ighbor, the other dsy, and Walter
rsssntod Il. lie struck her in the
face several tim5r, kicked her, aud
knocked her % Ihe ground. Tho
woman's injuries may prove fatal, and
Travis Ia In tiI, charged with crime
lesS than murder" The injured
woman was taken % neighbof's
house, and The brutal husband then
killed her taniry, tried 70 make the
dog cat q, and failing, nearly killed
tho dog Tor disobsdience.
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Had Wa.houis.

40 susrA, MK,, July 20 There
were several bad wAshoutH on the line
Of the Maine Central railroad bslween
vassalbofo aud Winslos, one being
sixty feet long and fifteen feet deep.
No trains have passed there tince yes-
tsrdAy afternoon -Four trains Eefe
stalled here this morning, and $50
travellers are at the hotels.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Skilled Mechanics strike 10 support
Helpers.
IsPEcIAL TO rHK APPRAL.l

ESPECIAL TO rHE APrRAL.l
B.KMINaHAM, ALA, July 26.-The
knights Of Labor scheme OF bringing
out skilled men in support OF the
helpers At the Linn 4 Williamson
iron works was accomplished this
morning by force Of the action OF all the
assemblies at called meetings Satur-
day night. All the mouldeB quit and
most Of the mschinis's had to follow
suit for lack Of work the others had
In hand. The striking helpers mum.
bsred some twenty-five msn. There
are now nearly 200 men out. The
managers show no disposition to yield
and they have the advantage Of q di.
vision OF sentiment among the men
who quit. Some OF theee are kicking
openly against the action Of the 40.
sembllee,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27
M'GARIGLE
Relieved Go ne In CbieAHo- -Ihe
sberin's 0mee.

hbertn's 0mee.
OnIOAoo. ILL., July 26.-fhe most
sensational thing In tho MeGarigle
case today wss the rumor that Sheriff
Nation had received pretty positive
information that hGGaiiglo In at pres
ent In Chicago. This caused a general
rush 10 the sherin's Office, bat that
official was the hardest man In Chi.
cseo 10 sec. lie was locked up In the
inner oflice all day, and strange, mys.
terious visitors were going back and
forth every moment. The force Of
deputies at the dispotal Of the
sheriff are working day anu night,
and already the strain Ia beginning 10
tell on tome Of them. Hints, suggee.
gestioDs and theories vero floating
around all day with the most conius-
ing and perplexing plentitude. Every.
body that had a theory was listensd
10, and whenever q suggestion was
considered a good ono u was immedi.
ately acted upon. All this effort,
however, has not produced q single
tangible clue ~ 10 the whereabouts Of
McCsrigle. Sheriff Matson, as a for.
lorn hope, has offered n reward a
$500 for the capture oi the fugitive,
but little faith is pat Ia ilB efficacy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27

works ON the seiac-Pana,na Canal
lDnn.

lioan.
PARIS July s6,-rhe government
has decided to complete the great
works on the Seine at Havre. II is
expected to expend $1,000, 900 france
on the works. TIE new Panama
canal loan was issued today. Il is 70.
ported not TO have been a success end
II caused tho bouise TO close heavy.
Panama caual sharep, though sIti6.
cially suitained, fell 10 francs. Credit
foncier declined " Zoe, and Su,z
canal shares " 25c. Tho opera
comique company will resume ito per-
iormauces in the Cattle theater.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27

Gen. Vandersmissen Warned About
His Spceches.

BRusshIs, July 26.-ln the Chamber
Of Deputies today the Minister Of War
intimated that en-. Van ndersmifsen had
been cautioned against impru6ence In
addressing remarks TO the troops SINH
lar to those made by him at review,
when he attacked the Chamber Tor Its
rejection OF the universal military SER
vice bill. Gen. Vandereniissen ex.
planned that he hadsnot intended to
offend the dignity OF the Chamber,
and he admitted that his expressions
we're ill.choeen.
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Morley. Am.ndmen, Accented

NAPtSttu W ClOuo ou hukuht suaus
Morley's Amendment Accepted.
LONDON, July 20.-Iu tho House Of
Commons tonight In debate upon
clause 2 OF the land bill, the Govern
ment accepted Mr.. Morley's amend.
msnt making compulsory instead Of
permiisiys tho cont order that the
rent as revised be the rent payable by
the tenant. Mr.. Fipucane National.
Ia moved TO mako tte revision retro
6peclivs 10 the extent Of one
gale. Mr.. Baliour opposed the
motion. Mr.. PArnell suggested
% compromise that the Ievision
affect rent pay able In the gale follow
ing the application. Lord Randolph
Churchill said he thought the Pasnell-
ties were pressing the government
hard, but he advised the acceptance Of
the compromise. Mr.. Smith said that
the government was unable 10 accept
such compromise, but he promised
that II the motion were withdrawn
the government would try 10 deal
with the matter In the report. The
motion was thereupon Withdrawn,
and clauses 2 and 3 we're adopted.
Mr.. PArnell moved 10 eliminate
clause 4, which provides for written
notification OF eviction. Mr.. Balfour
raid he appreciated the warning Of
prolonged opposition 10 the clause,
but he bad 70 announce the firm dc.
termination Of the government 10 adj
here 10 Il. IObeers and cries Of "0h,"
"0h."l Lord Randolph Churchill ex.
pressed surprise OF the attitude OF the
government He thought ths ministry
was prepared 10 maintain an open
mind With regard 10 the CLAUSE, against
which he NIT nj enter a strong protest
% a measure that raised unnecessarily
a contentious matter. Wls the clause no
important, he asked, that the govern.
ment would urge II upon the House
M seperateb bill2 [Cries Of Hear,
hear and n yoloe-"Coercion bill
No. 3"l The olause he continued,
would no. aid In securing the object
Of ths bill, which was 10 stay harsh
eylctlons. lie certainly thought that
the government ought nj least 10
pgree 10 postpone tbs subject.
Msj,r sAundtmon (Oonseryatiye) }
hoped the government would stand
fast and Mr.. Baliour repeated his 70.
fuial 10 abandon the clause or post
pone lie disposition.
Mr.. Dillon said be regarded the
clause as one OF tho most deadly e,ahl
ever aimed al the interests Of lrsb
tenants, and whenever u was die.
cussed he would deem u bis duty 10
txbaust every form known 10 tho
House In opposing u.
Mr.. Smith said the government be-
lioved that the claute was necessary.
II called upon 10 face uno)mpTomi5-
ing opposition, thoy would rather
meet II now than appear 10 give way
whom ihey did not inloEd 10 give way.
tCheen
Mr. Chamberlain Gaid that after the
threats Of Mr.. Dillon no would sup
port the government.
NesErs Parnell and Dillon protested,
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NAEHvILLE, TENN.
Movement A foot 10 Invite the Presi.
dent.
ESPECIAL TO rHE LPPxAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPxAL.l
A movement is on foot here TO In.
duce President Cleveland to visit
Nashville during his trip from Atlanta
to st. Louis. Steps will be taken at
once to secure the presence OF His
Excellency II possible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27
JACKSON, MISS.
Delegates 10 the state Prohibition
Conventioa.
lsPnotlL 70 rHI lpptIL.I

IHFEVItL 10 FHE AFFNtbsI
JACKSON, Miss, July 26.-Dslegates
10 the annual sia'o Prohibition Con.
yention, which meets here tomorrow,
ara arriving Among the dis,in.
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ParneiIitcs VIII Not move Adjosrn.
ment.

LoSDos, July 26.-Under the Twice
Of Mr.. Gladstone the Parnellites have
abandoned their intention 10 move an
adjournment for the purpose Of chal.
leneing the government with refer.
snce TO the Irish proclsmations. The
opporltion 6oes not want 10 interfere
with the progress Of the land bill II
the government continues 10 shape
the clauses In conference with home
rule aims. The action Of the Irish
executive will be made the subjsc. Of
a motion Of csnsure by Mr.. Morley
after the land bill has been settled and
the debAts on this censure movement
will be the concluding excitement Of
the session. The government pro-
poses 10 abandoi ia bill providing for
trial OF gfaver oilenses by a commls-
sion Of judses. The tesalon will thur
be somewhat shortened, and u In now
expected 10 close on Augusl 20lh.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23

An sa1iy se.tlsr--a falling blow q To y
Sinnln9 o2 q hGhk
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23

There is great intensity Of the physical
condition sometimes, and there are facts
which we cannot 20 behind. In illustrar
ton further of facts which settle the points
of a prompt and permanent cure, the fol-
lowing cases are cited: In 1884 Mrs. Mary
K. Sheed suffered terribly with chronic
neuralgia. She writes from LILO Maryland
Avenue, Washington, D. G.. In the first ip-
stance she states: II suffered terribly with
neuralgia in the face. very severe attack
extending to back and shoulders suffered
intensely; Tried St: Jacobs Oil; had parts
we'll rubbed at night; in the morning ALI
pain gone, magicaIly.' June 10, 1887. she
follows: "Four years ago I sent you vol
unrary certificate setting forth the fact that
/ had been a great sufferer with neuralgia in
my face, neck and shoulders. I obtained a
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and after three APP
plications was entirely relieved from all
pain, and (io from a that time to the present
miraculous" Again, Feb. g. 1887, Mr.. r.
G. Troll, St. Louis, Mo-, writes "In March,
1881, suffered terribly with neuralgia had
suffered nearly three years. Applied St..
Jacobs Oil at SIS A. NJ; at $40 took the
rag off; at A. NJ. went to work. In less
than FIVE minutes after that the pain was
not had return Of it since" Mr.. E. w.
Spangler, York, Pa, June II, 1887, writes:
"Years ago had neuralgia; am not subject to
it now. The cure by the use of st. Jacobs
Oil was permanent. There has been no re-
currence of the painful affliction:" Chas.
W; Law, IT., Pottstown, Pa, April 10, 1887,
writes: WAS troubled for years Tith neu-
Oil had tried different kinds of remedies
without effect. One bottle of the former did the
business. No return of pain and aches" In
almost every instance the reports are the same.
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DYNAMITE IN CANADA.
Anti-Prohibltionists Blow UP the House
y. =. HnIina InanaNfnr nj 0rnn navilla.

Anti-Prohiblti0nists Blow UP the House of
X q Police Inspector ut Orangeville.
ORANaEvnIE, Ont, Nov 18. The house
Of Inspector Anderson was again blown up
by dynamite last night The charge was
placed on the verandA Two front rooms
were badly shattered, and the veranda 10 q
complete VIZ ok MIRA Anderson, who was
alone in the house, was badly shocked, The
Inspector, who had just left the house, was
only about ton yards away, and was stunned
by the cOncussion. A note was tackled on
the fence warning him TO destst from his
efforts TO enforce the prohth ition law. In
tsnse excitementp revailA This d the sixth
dynamite explosion a Orangevtlle n two
ysasA Tho pszpe,sators are unknown.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23
LATER NEWS.

JUST before noon on the 18th an aorolite
weighing three tons fell in the street in
front Of the Merchants National Bank at
AIMS erdam, N. Y, Gre ting the greatest ex-
element A deep indentation was made
by the visitor from on high, IN whose mass
experts had founl traces of iron, nickel,
aluminium and other metals.
DUNN & Co. g agency In New York on the
18 h reported business generally active
throughout the country.
Dunno the current year seventeen whal-
ing vessels owned in the Gloucester (Mass
d strict have been lost with 1853 men, 1877
| of whom leave widows and fatherless CHI
dren.
K11MAN O. JUSTICE was hanged at Hywas-
see, Ga, on the 18th for the murder Of
James 3. Goddard
IT was reported at Fort Worth, Tex, on
the 18Th that Indians were burning the
Oklahoma country 1t was believed to be
an uprising against the %boomers"
NEARLY complete returns Of the vote on
the proposed dependent pension bill, re-
ceived at G. A. r headquarters ct Mime
aA'olis on the 18th, indicated that the vet
Grams were practically unanimous In favor
Of the measure 49, H.:
THERE were 2O6 business failures In the
United St tes during the seven days ended
on III, 18th, against los the previous seven
days -t.4 - ~,.:--.s. - 1s.-,.-
AT the National convention Of the W. q
T. U. at Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th Miss
Frances e. Willard was reelected presi-
dent, the old board being honored In like
manner.
THE Cincinnati Southern railway shops at
Ludlow, KY, were destroyed by fire on the
18Th. Loss, SIZE, 900. 4..l, se. ss- =
| A GENUINE dynamite bomb was found on
the 18th at the door of the local depart
ment of the Columbus (O) Stale Journal A
match was 80 arranged that If any one
stepped on it the fuse would pake fire and
explode the dread implement,
MRS. JOHN REEDY, wife of a farmer living
near Clyde, Kan, set fire to herself ear.y
on the morning Of the 18th, and was burned
to death, No cause was known for the deed.
WMI1AM SHOWERS, q man seventy years Of
age, who Is confined In the jail at Lebanon
Pa, on 9 charge Of having murdered hii
the 18th. He killed the chlIdren to rid HIM
!; self Of the care of supporting them.
( MISS SUSAN B. ANTHoNY and other Ladder
interested in the work, are organizing
woman suffrage clubs in Indiana. An en-
thusiastio meeting was held at Wabash or
the 18th. .S a 4 #
BosToN advices OF the 18th say that In {
battle with q Whale of the coast Of Maine
three Of the fishing crew were killed
In the Vicinity Of Hope, Ark, and 10 the
hills and bottoms Of the Red AMI Sulphur
rivers forest Ares were raging on the 18th
Many far,n-houses 4 and our-buildings hat
{ been destroyed, and numbers Of hogs, ant
/ cattle had ben burned to Aeath Az Lttle
unless rain speedily fall the losses Through.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23
To Protect Merchants.

New YORK, Nov. ia number of wealthy
residents of this city have organized
company with view to project
Ing merchants against loss by Civ
ing credit The company Is called
1.-THE Dry Goods Credit, Guaranty and In
demnity Company" and Is the first corpora
ton Of its kind in this country. The
capital stock will be 81, OOO,O O1 di-
vided into $50 shares The purpose
Is. TO guarantee and indemnify merchants,
manufacturers, traders and those engagedin
business and giving credit from losses and
damage by reason Of giving and extending
credit to their customers. The company
will work on the same basis as an insurance
company. II merchant who has sold q
lot Of goods on credit has insured himself
the company will stand hia loss II his GUS
toner fails to pay Within prescribed time
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23
FOREIGN.

FOKElGNa
SENIOR TANGO AMERo, an agent Of tho
Colombian Government said on the 18th
that it would require $5O8. 299, 900 to COM
plete the Panama canal, and that the tinan-
cial condition Of the company was alarming
SEvENrY-F1vE men were fined TN the Ia th
or sent to prison tor participating in Lon-
don's recent riot
The house of Inspector Anderson, at
Orangeville, Ont, was wrecked by dynamite
on the 18th Anderson's enforcement of
the prohibition law was supposed to huve
prompted the outrage.
TELEGRAMs received In London on the
18th stated that on October z Henry NJ
Stanley was only four hundred miles from
Emin Pasha.
The Governments of England, France,
Belgium, Holland, Germany and Denmark
arrived at an agreement ON the 18th to
0eop the traffic in liquor among tho hsnef'
men Of the North
ADv1cEs of the 10th say that Chinese
steamer, the Wah- Yeung, had been destroyed
by fire in the Canton river, and four hun
dred of her passengers lost their lives
FOURTEEN persons were killed on the 18th
by an explosion in a coal mine at Speise-
man, Germany.
The Central Bank of Canada, at Toronto,
closed its doors on the 10th.
In his speech at the opening of the Italian
Parliament on the 16sh King Humbcrt said
that all his efforts wou d aim at the preser-
walton Of peace and that the other great
powers had the same object in view.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-23

1AA PER PROFIT and SAMPLES FREE
cxr11r, to men canvassers for DR.. SCOTS
u~~ O6NI Genuine Electric Belts, Brushes.
sales. Write for terms Dr. Scott $50 Broadway. NJ.